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Forget those sad scoops of neon-yellow mush; this egg salad's fancy enough for company.
Christina Chaey

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Jammy eggs, a mustard-y vinaigrette, and more dollars in your pocket.
Alex Delany

techniques
So easy you can do it without a recipe. Please don't skimp on the mayo.
Adam Rapoport

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It's the classic brunch dish--in salad form.
Bon Appétit

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You fancy, huh?
Danielle Walsh

Restaurants
The indulgent brunch dish at All Together Now proves it.
Adam Rapoport

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Jill Silverman Hough

Culture
Egg salad toast is the perfect vehicle for your leftover roasted veg.
Emily Eisen

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Unless you want bits of scrambled egg in your ice cream or soup?
Sarah Jampel

Culture

Culture

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So much work! The good news? There's a much easier way to make fancy-seeming, company-worthy eggs.
Alison Roman

Culture
You can do better than a salad the ‘Friends’ star doesn't even eat.
Ali Francis

Culture
Petit Trois chef Ludo Lefebvre wants to teach you how to make the best one you've ever had (without the pricey plane ticket).
Elyssa Goldberg

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If you can boil water and scramble eggs, you can make egg drop soup.
Alyse Whitney

Culture
Elyssa Goldberg

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Here's a reason to keep hard-boiled eggs on hand.
Alyse Whitney

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These are what I make when I'm too tired to prep an appetizer—but not too tired to invite my friends over for dinner.
Sarah Jampel

Lifestyle
It’s easy to throw together on a weekday too.
Chris Morocco

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It’s easy to pack in your bag—and with a little layering, you’re guaranteed a fresh, crunchy, perfectly-dressed salad every time.
Marie's Salad Dressing

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A classic chicken, tuna, or egg salad sandwich is always the right choice. We've got no-fail recipes for all three.
Rochelle Bilow

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It’s packed with jammy, sweet bell peppers and topped with ricotta salata and hazelnuts.
Alex Beggs

Culture
Fort Defiance's St. John Frizell has some tips
Julia Bainbridge

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Enjoy it warm, cold, or at room temp.
Hana Asbrink